We have a fasten-ating debate on Velcro vs. laces, then, we get down to business when we discuss dress codes at work.

Featuring: Lisa Baker, Sean Cullen, Chad Anderson, and Brittany Lyseng.

We’re deciding if Bluetooth just makes you blue, and if everyone should be driven to get a driver’s license.

Featuring: Arthur Simeon, Matt Falk, Jackie Pirico, and Derek Edwards.

We’re deciding if it makes sense to say “I do” all over again, and whether we should give living in the North the cold shoulder.

Featuring: Charlie Demers, Erica Sigurdson, Gavin Clarkson, and Quincy Thomas.

It’s the premiere of our 20th season! So we’re asking: Is 20 years a long time? Then, what’s in a name? We’re deciding if these signifiers need significance.

Featuring: Derek Seguin, Lara Rae, Ola Dada, and Wes Borg.

For the start of our 20th season, we're giving you a behind-the-scenes interview with our host Steve Patterson and Richard Side, creator of The Debaters! We'll be bringing you some of our most unforgettable debates, hearing from your favourite comedians, and getting the facts behind the funny!

We’re trolling with the punches when we discuss whether kids should use social media. Then, we’re pitting two patterns against each other when stripes take on polka dots.

Featuring: Myles Anderson, Sean Lecomber, Rob Pue and the late Kathleen McGee.

Should you never hold a grudge? Get ready for the ultimate grudge match! Then, a pair of East Coast comedians refuse to play second fiddle when they decide if kitchen parties are superior to shed parties. 

Featuring:  Elvira Kurt, Arthur Simeon, Ryan Dillon, and Nikki Payne.

Two comedians get in each other’s bad books when they pit listening to audiobooks against reading books. Then, we’re raising the barre on the subject of spending a night at the ballet.

Featuring: Matt Falk, Lara Rae, DeAnne Smith and Courtney Gilmour.

Two comedians churn out jokes in a battle for the superior spread. Then, get ready for a timely debate on Newfoundland’s unique time zone.

Featuring: Derek Seguin, Matt Wright, Nour Hadidi, and Hisham Kelati.

There’s no topping a saucy debate on Canadian restaurant chain Boston Pizza. Then, are long weekends overrated? We let two weekend warriors battle it out.

Featuring: Ivan Decker, Maddy Kelly, Abdul Aziz, and John Hastings.